1. Sit up straight
Good posture conveys confidence, poise and attention to detail. Sit up straight with your shoulders back but not too stiff
2. Make eye contact
Eye contact shows confidence and attentiveness. Maintain eye contact while speaking but avoid staring or looking away too often
3. Smile
A warm smile can create a positive first impression and can convey friendliness and enthusiasm
4. Use hand gestures
Appropriate hand gestures can help you emphasize your points, show enthusiasm and build rapport with your interviewer
5. Lean forward
Leaning forward slightly can show interest and engagement in the conversation. It can also show that you are actively listening and engaged in the conversation
6. Nod your head
Nodding your head can show agreement and understanding and can also help to build rapport with your interviewer
7. Avoid fidgeting
Fidgeting can convey nervousness and anxiety. Avoid tapping your feet, fidgeting with your hair, rubbing your hands or other habits that indicates nervousness